Editorial
Camertonia 38 (2000) p. 1.
Appeal for new Editor. No training excavation this year, but a great deal of other activity. Looking forward to working in conjunction with Centre for the Historic Environment (Continuing Education) Bristol University. Project to be based around field study at Upper Row Farm, Nr Faulkland.
Field Walking: a Means of Discovery
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 2 – 4.
The reasons for, and the methods of, fieldwalking. Ref here to Blacklands and Hinton Charterhouse.
The Geophysical Survey of Blacklands Field
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 5 – 8.
At Upper Row Farm, near Faulkland
Hinton Charterhouse: the Early Days
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 9 – 14.
A further detailed look at the history of the village and surrounding area. See also Camertonia No 37 1999.
Langridge: Going back in time
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 15 – 21.
A detailed article on the history of this area.
Winscombe Vale Roman Site
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 22 – 24.
The discovery, geophysics and excavation of this site.
The Archaeologist (or You’re a strange person)
Camertonia 38 (2000) p. 24.
A poem
Excursion: Chepstow and Lydney Roman Temple Complex
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 25 – 26.
24 April. Detailed report on the day.
Excursion: Maiden Castle
Camertonia 38 (2000) p. 27.
15 May. Maiden Castle conquered by wheelchair. Another Victory for the Bath and Cam..
Excursion: Stonehenge
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 28 – 31.
12 June, a report on the site and the visit.
Excursion:The Globe Theatre
Camertonia 38 (2000) p. 32.
18th September, A report on this trip to London.
Short Summaries of other 1999 Excursions
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 33 – 35.
21 June, Newton St Loe, 6 July, Wellow, 14 August, Bradford on Avon and 11 September, Lansdown and Langridge.
Excursions planned for 2000
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 36 – 42.
15 April, The British Museum. 6th May, Salisbury and Old Sarum. 23 May, Freshford Village. 13 June, Bathampton Down. 27 June, Lansdown,.10 July, Westbury and the White Horse, 9th September, Malmesbury.
News of Future Events with other bodies
Camertonia 38 (2000) pp. 43 – 44.
15 April, Council for British Archaeology (South West) AGM. 3 June, Field Trip to Lydney and Forest of Dean run jointly by CBA and Bath YAC. Contact details for the newly formed YAC for Bristol and Bath. 19-21 May 2000, a Pre-Historic Society week-end at Dillington House on the archaeology of Cranborne Chase. The new Centre for the Historic Environment is now up and running. Details of contacts given here.
Acknowledgements
Camertonia 38 (2000) p. 45.
Thanks to Profund Systems Ltd for use of their facilities for printing this edition of Camertonia.
Apologies
Camertonia 38 (2000) p. 45.
Committee apologies to those contributors whose articles contain typographical errors.
Winter Lecture Programme 2000-2001
Camertonia 38 (2000) p. 45.
12 October, Ms P. Pugsley ‘Roman Wooden Combs’. 9 November, Jayne Lawes, ‘The Annual Archaeological Review’, followed by the AGM. 14 December. Mr Chris Richards, ‘Worlebury Hill Fort’. 11 January, M. Bowden, ‘Unravelling the Landscape’. 8 February, Dr H Tinsley, ‘Pollen Analysis’. 8 March, Mrs G Swanton, ‘The Avebury World Heritage Site’.